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The birth of your baby can be delivered vaginally, also known as a natural birth, or by surgery known as a cesarean section . Once your baby lea...

Is it true that the baby's first night at home can be difficult? Probably, when your baby is born, he will be subjected to multiple tactile, p...

Some C-sections are planned and scheduled, while others may be performed as a result of complications or emergencies during labor.

Some premature babies who are very young or very sick are fed through an intravenous (or IV) line, which is known as " total parenteral nutrition " (TPN). Total parenteral nutrition contains a special mix of nutrients, such as proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins and minerals.

What will happen to my baby if he is born premature? If you give birth to a premature baby, he may need extra help feeding and adjusting immed...

Was your baby born premature? It is important to know what it means to be born premature A baby born alive before 37 weeks of gestation is cons...

Everything you need to know about the birth of your baby Birth is defined as the physiological process with which a woman ends her pregnancy ...

It is very important that you know this information, because it will help you to take care of yourself and your baby during pregnancy. 1. As so...

Do you know why your newborn baby grabs your finger when you bring it close to his little hand? Or why, even if he is not hungry, does he want to suck anything that comes close to his mouth?

Under normal conditions, a pregnancy lasts 40 weeks, but the baby is considered mature enough to adapt to the environment outside the womb from the 37th week of gestation. That is why all babies born before 37 weeks of gestation are considered premature.

The international recommendation is that you give your baby exclusive breast milk (that is, without water, drinks or any other food) during the first 6 months of life, as this becomes a sufficient and complete food that meets all the nutritional requirements of your baby.

During the first two years of life, your baby should have frequent evaluations by medical personnel! In these evaluations, the medical staff w...